I would hate to describe my self as the female counterpart to the real Mr. Dress up, but I did love to dress up when I was a teacher. It didn't matter what grade... I think it brought some fun to the classroom, and encouraged kids to take more chances too, It started in my … Continue reading Mrs. Dress Up →

In a small Alberta town, Onowayin a Dairy BarSits a young woman with two young toddlersI have not seen her in town beforeshe is a ‘sore thumb’an Indian womanher head scarvedher colourful saribelies her dark moodShe is staring aheadand silently cryingher son obliviously devouring his ice creamher daughter sadly leaning into herbut staring at me … Continue reading I Understand. →

I haven't ventured out of the house in nine days! Self- isolating because of the coronavirus is the main reason, but I also sprained my ankle which has severely limited my mobility. I can't walk. This has proven challenging. I tried leaning on Dave to walk as they do in the war and cowboy movies … Continue reading Self-Isolation Begets Self-Realization →